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85 Years Ago, General George Patton Declared War on a Volcano

85 Years Ago, General George Patton Declared War on a Volcano
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Hawaii s Department of Health Recommends Permit for Storm Water Runoff from Thirty Meter Telescope Construction Site

May 05, 2021 Hawaiiâs Department of Health Recommends Permit for Storm Water Runoff from Thirty Meter Telescope Construction Site The Department of Health Clean Water Branch publishedÂ a tentative recommendation to renew a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit for the Thirty Meter Telescope International Observatory.Â On April 8, 2021, the Department of Health Clean Water Branch (CWB) published in the Hawaii Tribune-Herald a tentative recommendation to renew a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit for the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) International Observatory.Â The permit requires any future TMT construction site conform to specific storm water runoff practices in order to prevent contamination of waters farther down the mountain, reported West Hawaii Today. The permit identifies Kemole Gulch, Kuupahaa Gulch, Puupohakuoloa Gulch, Pohakuloa Gulch and the Wailuku River as the waters that will receive any storm water runoff fro

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Aloha Exchange Club Announces 2020 Officer and Firefighter of the Year

The Aloha Exchange Club of East Hawaiʻi recognized South Hilo Patrol Officer Joshua Willing as 2020 Officer of the Year and Hawai‘i Fire Department Battalion Chief Keoki Brown as Firefighter of the Year in recent ceremonies. Due to COVID-19 safety protocols, separate ceremonies were held in Hilo with Brown recognized at a ceremony at Haihai fire station on March 22, 2021 and Willing honored at a March 29, 2021 ceremony at the Hawai‘i Police Department training room. HPD Officer Willing and James Sanborn of Aloha Exchange Club Officer Willing, who has been with the department for five years, was honored for his efforts during the rescue of two minors who became stranded on a rock outcropping in Wailuku River above Boiling Pots during a flash flood in April 2020. While trying to prevent the parent of one of the children from jumping into the river after their child, Officer Willing was himself swept away and submerged under water. He and the parent were able to get back to

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Hawaii Island police officer, firefighter honored for leadership, heroism

Hawaii Island police officer, firefighter honored for leadership, heroism South Hilo Patrol Officer Joshua Willing (left) and Hawaii Fire Department Battalion Chief Keoki Brown (right) (Source: County of Hawaii) By HNN Staff | April 7, 2021 at 9:47 AM HST - Updated April 7 at 1:25 PM HILO, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Hawaii Island police officer and a firefighter were both honored in recent ceremonies for their leadership and heroic efforts. The Aloha Exchange Club of East Hawaii named South Hilo Patrol Officer Joshua Willing as officer of the year and Hawaii Fire Department Battalion Chief Keoki Brown as firefighter of the year. In April of 2020, Willing rescued two children who were stranded on a rock outcropping in Wailuku River during flash flooding. During the rescue, he ended up getting swept away and submerged under water but managed to get the children and parent back to safety.

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Hegemon: How the Mighty King Kamehameha Seized Hawaii

Kamehameha unified the Hawaiian islands and governed as their first King. Key Point: Using a prophesy, gunpowder, and ruthlessness Kamehameha made his place in the history books. Here is how he ended Haiwaii s fractured political period. In July 1782, the island kingdom of Hawaii was fractured into three groups, beginning a power struggle that would last for the next 10 years. Similar in kind to the territorial disputes between England and France in the Hundred Years’ War, the sovereignty of the islands separated by the deep-blue waters of the Pacific Ocean had been disputed for generations between the rulers of Maui and Hawaii.

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